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Nano Banana Pro = AI Image Generation Remembers Physics Class
Google wants you to believe image generation just grew up.
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Google wants you to believe image generation just grew up.
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Here's what the toy industry won't tell you: when your toddler bonds with an AI chatbot disguised as a teddy bear, they're not learning. They're...
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Jeff Bezos is bored of chatbots. So he's spending $6.2 billion to build AI that doesn't just talk—it makes things.
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A new research paper is proposing a fundamental restructuring of how AI systems handle memory and context. The concept: a "Semantic Operating System"...
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Google has updated the Gemini app with a feature that lets users upload multiple reference images for a single video generation prompt. The system...
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We've watched Google chase OpenAI's shadow for two years now. Each announcement arrives with carefully managed expectations, each demo polished to...
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Most AI math announcements deserve skepticism. Models that ace standardized tests but collapse on novel problems. Systems that generate...
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Researchers at the University of Liverpool just developed a computer model that processes audiovisual signals the way human brains do—by borrowing...
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We've been told the story for years: the frontier models—OpenAI's GPT series, Anthropic's Claude, Google's Gemini—represent the bleeding edge of...
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A company called Flowith just announced FlowithOS, which it's billing as "the world's first operating system natively built for AI agents." The pitch...
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The co-inventor of the Internet just published a roadmap for where connectivity goes next, and it's not incremental—it's exponential. In a new...
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A CNBC correspondent with no technical background just helped build a functional app in 24 hours. That sentence would have been absurd three years...
Forget the robots-taking-over headlines. These 10 prompts will show you how to use AI for the boring stuff you actually need to get done—like writing emails that don't suck, brainstorming ideas when your brain is fried, and automating the repetitive tasks eating your day.